Men's Suede Trucker Jacket LJM

This jacket comes from goat suede, chosen specifically for the trucker silhouette because it holds a crisp collar shape without going stiff at the elbows. The nap runs slightly lighter than our bomber's, closer to a sueded canvas hand-feel, which is intentional. Trucker jackets are meant to look lived-in fast.

Tanning is the same vegetable-assisted chrome process we use across the suede line, balancing flexibility with structure.

Brass-tone shank buttons run the front placket, no zipper, true to the original western trucker design. Two chest pockets with button flaps sit high enough to clear a belt. The lining is unlined at the body for breathability, with a light cotton facing at the collar to prevent neck irritation.

The trucker cut runs boxier through the body by design. It's meant to layer over a flannel or hoodie without restricting the shoulders.

• Want it as a standalone layer: true to size
• Planning to layer over a hoodie or sweater: size up one
• Prefer a closer, tucked-in look: size down one

Casual Day Look: Indigo denim, plain tee, white sneakers or work boots. This is the jacket's natural habitat, unfussy, American workwear DNA.

Layered Cold-Weather Look: Over a flannel or chunky knit, with chinos and leather boots. The boxy cut accommodates layers without looking bulky.

For a full breakdown of how to wear this exact silhouette through different seasons and occasions, see our guide on how to wear a men's suede trucker jacket.

Brush after every few wears with a suede brush in one consistent direction. Spot-treat oil stains immediately with cornstarch before they set. Suede absorbs oil fast and it's harder to lift once dried in. Avoid storing it folded; hang it to keep the collar shape intact.

For the complete maintenance routine, read our full guide on how to care for a suede leather jacket.